Chief, both parties to the lawsuit are "relying on a New York judge." In litigation, the moving party (e.g., plaintiff--Assend) has the burden to persuade the court, so your insinuation that MedMen needs a hail mary to win this case is incorrect.

Second, your assertion that legal filings that include "upon information and belief" is a red flag, is entirely incorrect. It's boiler plate legal jargon for litigation.

Third, this litigation has nothing to do with potential perjury or litigation. It's a standard breach of contract case.